How is our atmosphere different from the atmospheres on Venus and Mars?
The differences between the atmospheres of Earth, Venus, and Mars are:
Atmosphere of Earth | Atmosphere of Venus | Atmosphere of Mars |
1. The atmosphere of Earth is denser than that of Mars but rarer than that of Venus. The atmospheric pressure of Earth is approximately than that of Mars. | 1. The atmosphere of Venus is denser than that of Earth. Also, the temperature is very high due to greenhouse effect and closeness to Sun. | 1. The density atmosphere of Mars is very low when compared to Earth and Venus. Also, the atmospheric pressure exerted is very low. |
2. Atmospheric thickness is . | 2. Atmospheric thickness is . | 2. Atmospheric thickness is . |
3. The atmosphere is mainly comprised of nitrogen and oxygen . | 3. The atmosphere is mainly comprised of carbon dioxide and nitrogen . | 3. The atmosphere is mainly comprised of carbon dioxide and nitrogen |
4. Total mass of Earth's atmosphere is . | 4. Total mass of Venus's atmosphere is . | 4. Total mass of Mars's atmosphere is . |